I have just started restoration on a 72 'Cuda, this car is more of a build for me then to seek any profile from it. I am obsessed with e-body. Anyways, my question is I noticed that on the inside of the doors where typical warning labels are. I have a paint mural that looks to have been painted there from the factory. I have googled and called Chrysler to see but no answers. It doesn't have fender tags or a build sheet so I think I'm outta luck finding one. I was wondering if there was any meaning behind this picture in the doors.

Car was customized at some time. That was never done at the factory.

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Car was customized at some time. That was never done at the factory.

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The three door latch screws weren't painted originally. The door was painted at some point before the mural was done. It looks like there's some blue paint on the door latch too.

Tell us more about the car!

It's just really different it is on both doors and it isn't measuring any thicker then the paint around it.

Anyone ever figure out who "ROCKO" was?

I believe he was a assembly line worker that used to randomly autograph trunks/wheel wells...

It's a 318 4-speed. It looks like it was repainted because interior is sprayed B2 blue but the exterior is B5 blue. In the registration it states that the Cuda is B5 blue. I wish there was a way to get a hold of a build sheet with just the VIN.